Comment by tomrod

Sounds exhausting to live with a perceived boogeyman of problems versus seeking real problems.

Personally, I am surprised. This is a pretty unique article from a usually articulate thinker that leaves out significant details like: (1) the term originated by folks who recognize there can be structural inequality embedded in policy which, for some inequalities, has been described as structural racism since the 1970s; (2) the term got hijacked by political propaganda machines to circumspectly throw out working policies and other elements of progressive political points in the retrenchment regarding the term.

There really isn't any more detail to be had unless to sanewash the political propaganda's claims.